The Poser
I had so much fun with this one! These toys are ones that I’ve had for 20, 30, or more years. Some my children played with, some were given to me at different points in time, but all are now there for the grandchildren. Please note the doll bed (or tiny portions of the bed that show). My grandfather made it for us granddaughters. Since I was the youngest granddaughter on that side of the family, the bed was passed no further once it reached me. Needless to say, it is a cherished family heirloom now. I hope you enjoy the photos! 
Honey and apples are a staple at many meals during this time on the Jewish calendar. In fact, we drizzle honey over many food items during the holidays signifying our wishes for a sweet new year. Everywhere one turns, there are honey cakes, honey-apple bars, honey and date cookies. Various fruits, common and exotic, adorn our tables. This is a festive time (Rosh Hoshana through Simchas Torah) as we celebrate the beginning of a new year and enjoy tasty delicacies that are both symbolic and delicious.
During the school quarter I grew lax in keeping up with the various photo challenges. Now that I’m on break, I’ll try to squeeze a few in. For this challenge I’ll rerun a post from last year. It was my first ever attempt with slides and music. For the slide show only, click here. (No matter how hard I tried, I could never get the slide show and the music to end at the same time. Oh well, it’s still fun to watch!)
For the entire blog (not that long), here you go!
Have a great weekend!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a Sunday Post. Life is busy, wonderful, tiring, frustrating, happy, etc. and as you can see, my blog has been reduced to primarily posting the weekly photo challenge. But just so you know, … Continue reading
This little fella appears to be seeking shelter from the cold, winter snows. What do you think?
